Paperball

If you're looking for a classic style Monkey Ball marble rolling game, this one is for you. Clearly made with pure love for the genre, with ton of features and a ton of levels. You could spend many hours playing this in all the available modes even without trying to go for best times. Top tier.

This game feels great to play! One thing this game understands is that level design is the strongest part of the good monkey ball games, and it brings its A game when it comes to that category. I really like the physics differences in this ball. it does, in fact, feel much more papery but that imo is to its advantage, because it means less uncontrollable bouncing. I felt very in control of the ball at all times, and I had a great time mastering the levels

I tried to enjoy this, but I really couldn't. I found the camera frustrating; by default it aims slightly down, giving you limited visibility; but it also moves when you do in "helpful" ways. There were too many levels where I felt the camera controls were my biggest enemy to fight. The way that, every time you fail a level and restart, you have to wait slightly before trying again might not seem like an issue. But when you're having to retry time and again, this really starts to add up. Just let be press a button to skip your "Ready, Go!" message that I've seen thousands of times and get back to the gameplay; it would be so much less frustrating. Also, having that message vocalised by default... I'm really glad I was able to turn that off. And I'm not sure what the intended difficulty curve is, but if the plan was to have a smooth gradually-increasing one, that failed horribly. Levels that I have no idea how they could be beaten were followed by levels I beat first-time; there were huge difficulty spikes and troughs all over the place. The only thing that makes me not call this a mistake is because when the insane difficulty levels are followed by something trivial, it does offset the frustration slightly. But I still don't think I can call it good.